Case studies and articles
The Sound Experience team publish regular educational case studies, research digests and opinions.
Shoulder pain 3: remember the exceptions
In the previous two posts, we introduced a case of shoulder pain in a competitive swimmer, and discussed ideas regarding what might cause the teres minor atrophy seen in the report findings. The second question, “does teres minor atrophy matter?” turns out to be much harder to answer.
Shoulder pain 2: remember the exceptions
In the last post we introduced a case of shoulder pain in a competitive swimmer. In this post, learn what causes isolated teres minor atrophy?
Shoulder pain 1: remember the exceptions
Which findings explain the symptoms? The case of teres minor. A 21-year-old woman presented with ongoing shoulder pain. She was a high-level competitive swimmer, and found her pain increased during sets, or was a constant, low-level ache.
The ankle 3: consider the foot?
A diagnosis of a complex foot injury. Ankle or foot? An 18-year-old man presented having injured his left ankle approximately four days earlier. He required a wheelchair for two days, and was using crutches after that.